For the complete combustion of decane, please calculate the value of AH°, AS° and AG°. You may assume that decane has values equal to; AH° = -312.2 kJ/mol Sº = 399.9 J/(mol K) AG° = 29.7 kJ/mol Please show the balanced equation and the formulas you are using along with the numerical answer with units in the work you photograph & submit. Please assume that decane is a liquid, and all other chemicals used or produced are in the gas phase. Use only one decimal place for each value (for example H₂0 (g) has a AG° = - 228.572 kJ/mol but you would round this to one decimal place and use -228.6 kJ/mol).

For the complete combustion of decane, please calculate the value of AH°, AS° and AG°. You may assume that decane has values equal to; AH° = -312.2 kJ/mol Sº = 399.9 J/(mol K) AG° = 29.7 kJ/mol Please show the balanced equation and the formulas you are using along with the numerical answer with units in the work you photograph & submit. Please assume that decane is a liquid, and all other chemicals used or produced are in the gas phase. Use only one decimal place for each value (for example H₂0 (g) has a AG° = - 228.572 kJ/mol but you would round this to one decimal place and use -228.6 kJ/mol).

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